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Re: [RC] Endurance Vs. CTR - Lynn KinskyTitle: Re: [RC] Endurance Vs. CTRHi. The only thing I didn't agree with Truman on is in CTR, every ride I've ever been at, if riding 25 miles, you do get your 10 min. to pulse down but you also have a mandatory 1/2 hour to 45 min. to rest. I thought in endurance you are checked for pulse and if it's down, then you are ready to go? Correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks. Deb In NATRC sanctioned CTRs you will have at least two pulse and
respiration stops during the day, and if you are scheduled to be
out on the trail for more than six hours a 45 minute lunch stop is
mandatory. Limited distance endurance must have, at a minimum, a
gate into a hold at a vet check approximately mid-way, but the hold
time is set by the head vet vet.
-- Lynn Kinsky, Santa Ynez, CA http://www.silcom.com/~lkinsky/
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